Woodpusherghd

I have experienced several crashes of my UnRaid system over the past few months, most recently, yesterday. I understand that if I enable troubleshooting mode, logs as well as diagnostics will be continually written to my flash drive. My only concern is that these crashes happen infrequently, maybe once every two weeks or so. I have a 32 gig flash drive so I should have enough space but will the constant writing over a period of weeks damage the drive? If so, what are the alternatives? Hooking up a monitor after the crash before I manually reboot the system? Running memtest? BTW, I'm running a Ubuntu VM if that's still an issue. Thanks, any feedback is appreciated.

SOLVED I had left the date stamp on my VM image as I had restored t from a previous backup. Apparently the script had a problem with the time stamp. I renamed the image without the time stamp and the script ran properly.

After successfully backing up my VM for months, suddenly the script failed. See attached log. I updated to the latest version. Has anything changed in the update that I need to modify in my script? Script attached. log.txt script.txt

Updated, thanks.

This occurred when I disabled Danioj's Autovmbackup script. It had been working fine when enabled to run weekly using the Dynamix Schedules plugin.

After disabling a script I received the following error: Warning: syntax error, unexpected '(' in Unknown on line 11 in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/user.scripts/helpers.php on line 42 This is on 6.3-rc4.

I recently received the attached email from CrashPlan support. I'm using the Crashplan Docker to back up to CrashPlan's cloud. My other computers backup to my UnRaid server and are running windows 10, Windows 7 and Ubuntu 14.04. Is the kernel being used by Docker 2.6.32 or later? Thanks An_Important_Notice_Regarding_YourCrashPlan_Backups.txt